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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05

The trial Of James Robinson for the mur-
lsr Of Detective Hulligan, has commenced
e Rsvenna. His partners-''Blnky" Nor
I'm end Coughlin-have both been found
GuiIsy OF murder In the first degree.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05

Clinton y. Fisk seems to be the present
ehoics Of the prohibitionists tor the presi-
dsocy. He is . much better man than
eafher St. John or Dr. Leonard.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05

.NC vCNSON s1s,s shs Ae1.1i, sI;a;,
. warranted. Is because 1t is the best
Blood Preparation known. II viii posi-
lively euro all Blood Diseases. purifies the
whole system. and thoroughly builds up tho
constitution. Remember. we guarantee it
Frank H. Coblentz, corner Market and
High streets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05

A babe born in Wakefield, Mass, last
week. weighed only eight ounces. 1t died
Tuesday.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05

Don't pay IS unless % printed on bottle
label.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05

Thirty-six saloon keepers in Stark coun-
q ase TO be prosecuted for selling whisky,
while they have only taken out beer L
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05

Try Bsatsy's Ivory Ssaseh.
Easy TO use. quick. beautiful work. 0eoeero.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05

knowing that the very large majority Of chappng prepara
are composed Of Gycerne vasene COsmone, Camphor
Ac Aucage OF Ounce Seed etc., and that they do not
nest the demands Of the trade originated
that contains the above ingredients and after
severe test have found to all others the market
perfectly harmless and danger attended by its
n any manner.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05

Al b quiet on the Seine All Is not -
eulse q the Potomac. Congress is again IN
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05

Immigration is to be restricted. Put that
down as fact
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05
Syrup Of FiRs.

The census of England and Wales re.
cords 7,G6s. 900 women as wage earners
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-05
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Sc a Day--A Gold Mine

For Agents. Grandest Money Making Busi-
less ever offered. 4 golden harvest for the
aext Two Months. A1J Per Month and ex.
penses to active men to sell our goods. No
capital Required. No peddiing Sample
case Of goods and valuable information and
iul pa -ticulars FREE. No humbug; We
mean Iust what we say. Address at once
Standard silver ware Co., BOstOn, Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
.A:PApAL NUScIO
Mgr. strnnicro Proposes to Send Ono from
.tt4 ~. r. Rome to America, 4g.ltsri &

Mgr. strnnicro Proposes to Send Ono from,
y. t5 Rome to America. .ag Il
New York, March 11.-Romsn Catholic
circles were greatly interested to-day in
special csbls from Rome to the effect that
Mgr. Straniero, in his secret report of al
fairs in this country, suggests the estab-
lishment OF an. apostolic delegate hero
with iull powers from the Holy See," and
becsuse OF the Inconvenience and olog-
ness OF existing relations between Rome
and America" Talks had by reporter
With persons posted in Roman Catholic
afiairs discovered the general opinion that
such M official rs q NuEcio to this couu-
try is not necessary, and that II, as sup-
gested, the position should be filled BY an
American, why not confer these addi-
tionsl powers upon Cardinal Gibbons,
who is the highest officer of the Church
here and American who now acts as
apostolic delegate whensverit is necessary.
Whether the establishment of Nuncio
here would not result in conflict OF
authority, unlesu bis special duties were
clearly marked out, is open to question,
and it Is acknowledged that, from the
form OF government here, and the fact
that Congress doea not Recognizes eclesias-
ticsl ambassadors, he would have to avoid
diplomatic matters and confine himself to
church business. One OF the gentlemen
talked with doubted that the report was
correct; he thought it could scarcely be
contemplated to establish delegate here
Of the character named, because under
tho circumstances it would conflict with
the duties Of the Cardinal. He thought It
must refer strictly to ecclesiastical mat
ters. As to the statement that reports
were slow in reaching Rome from this
country, no aaid 1t was not the case, that
reports 20 there as quickly from tho
from any new official. The opinion was
expressed that no doubt Cardinal Glib.
bons, who was now in Rome, would OK.
plain the situation fully and give new
light on the subject. Priests OF the Church
decline to talk OF the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
MASYuUNDnEDs RUINED.

The Collapse OF tho Maritime Bank Par.
alyzes Trade In New brunswick.
ST. JoHss, N. B., March 1.-THE Mari
time Bank collapse has uneettled credits.
YesIcydny a chop keeper declined to
accept a bill OF St. Stephens Bank and the
alarm which roso therefrom could not be
quieted until word was telegraphed from
St. Stephens that the bank wac as firm as
arock. LIS @siri Fs
President MAGELLAN has gone to Mon
tea! it is understood, for assistance from
other banks. 1t is understood that local
bank managers are comforting with an
Idea putting the Maritime on it's feet.
Mcclellan telegraphed last night that de-
positors and bill holders would bs paid by
stockholdera who would have to be called
On lor double liability. g59ls 5.
=, In Frederickton trade is paralyzed by
The financial crisis. The downfall Of the
bank means financial ruin 10 hundreds in
York, Carlton and Victoria counties. Poor
men and women, widows aud orphans, at
l'acted by the promises Of five per cent,
deposited their money with the Maritime.
large number Of lumbermen sent agents
INTO the woods last week to pay their men,
and fortunately for the latter, the money
vas all from the suspended bauk. All
along the line OF the New Brunswick rail-
way there are large sums OF this money
ssnoat, aud people are Hocking to Freder-
EXON, willingly accepting 25 or 30 cents
On the dollar. The loss in this way to
poor people will be large. Tt.53+-%4'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12

The arrival at Castle Garden Of cargo
Of l,lOl ltalians, under circumstances
which create suspicion that their labor
hadbcea contracted for in advance by the
railroad and steamship companies which
have recently suffered from strikes, should
bo thoroughly investigated by the federal
autho'itss; and if the suspicious should
be verified, the immigrants should be re.
TUNED to the portf from whence they came
and their importers neverely punished.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
RENTS IN IRELAND.
General Buller Denies tho Published l,e
. .... ports of His Testimony.


. ports of His Testimony. AS
LONDON, March 1l.-G sneral Butler de.
clares that the version Of his evidences be.
fore the land commission, as published
yesterday, was untrue. He denies tha,
he made any statement about coercion.
The subject, he ssys. was no. even ind;.
rectly alluded 70 while be bore his com.
mission. A scrutiny of the official report
Issued to-day shows that the mistake srose
from tho blending OF passage in Com.
missioner .Snipers report conde1oninp
further coercive legislation, with part Of
General Buller's evidence. The Conserya.
tiyes assert that TIE Psrnellites purposely
diduaed the error throughout the country
to confuse public opinion on General Bul.
ler's evidence. ya =. }lGt'Tl 4
The Pail Mall Ga:ette denies yesterday'a
statement WIS garbled version. The
discrepancy, it, eays, ives mere mis-.
print. 1t is authentic that General Butler
said thatin localities in Kerry, Glare, tina!
certain organized stands were being made
against tho payment OF existing rents, but
that rects were generally fairly well psit
and on a question OF Law he said what law
there was was really on the eide of the
rich. The Parnellites and Gladstoneites
rely upon Buller's evidence to support
their demand for a stoppsge Of eyictiona
and the early production Of landlord Lee.
islstion. Serious didsrences on the LISA
question have arisen among the Conserya.
tlves. Pressure haa been put upon the
Government not to introduce new land
bill, but to legislate in the direction OF
land purchase only. IN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
No TriclkerY About It.

WASHINGTON, March II. Secretary
Whitney to-day furnished statement
touching the methods employed by tho
Navy Department to procure plans for
Naval vessels and machinery. Concern
ing the reported discharge Of draughtsman
Terry at the Chatham dock yard,
England, he Gays: There is no truth in
any statement that connects the Navy
Department with anything clandestine in
the way Of obtaining plans abroad, or tho
secrets Of foreign governments. It is the
business Of every government to know
what implements Of war are possessed by
the others, together with their character
istics, and the information can be easily
obtained il the necessary trouble iB taken
without the necessity Of reao,ting to any
questionable methods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
THE NEW SYNDICATE.
RumorS and Gossip from BnltImoro-aIr.

Rumors and Gossip from BnltImoro-aIr,
Gnrrett's Position.
BALTIMORE, March lit seeing to be
generally believed in this city that the
sreat railway deal is practically of ss fsr
a5 Mr.. sully is concerned, and the reason
given is that he WAC uusble to raise the
necessary amount of money in tho time
given him, but no one can bo found
to express the opinion that the grea,
scheme 10 not bsing hatched. A gentle.
man known to be in the confidence OF Mr.
Garrett tonight stated that another and
more powerful party has made it's appear.
ance, and that the second Richmond
would no doubt be victorious. MI. Aus
tin Corbin is known to be in WASH
iDgton tonight, Robert Garrett ia also
there, nditisnotimprobable that thew will
come together. The result of their inter-
view no doubt will have considerable
effect on tho now complicated situation.
That Say Gould has become interested in
tho scheme is no longer matter Of doubt
and all the money required will be forth
coming. .Drexel & Co.. and other wealthy
firms are believed TO be working
with the proposed syndicate and Reading
end Jereey Central interests are also ir-
volved. Details Of the deal are in course
OF preparation snd an early announcement
is confidently expected. Mr.. Susly is not
believed to have abandoned hope
that his party will win, bat it is
denied hero thnt be interested in
the new scheme. AS far as can be
learned the companieu interested are to
pool their stocks and make an entirely
new issue, one gentleman going so far az
to say that three shares Of stcck in the con-
solidated concern would be given for one
share OF Baltimore t. Ohio, but that is be-
lieved to be merely conjecture. 1t is.
however, understood that the new deal
will electually settle telegraph and OK
press difficulties and that the Baltimore
l. Ohio Company will not suffer By what
concessions they have to make. 800
Rumors arc plentiful at clubs tonight.
but every one seems 10 be c. sea. Mr..
Garrett is blamed by many for not giving
aome. definite information on the sub
ject, but his friends say he is placed in
an extremely delicate position, and
it is impossible for him 10 do
other than keep silent until bis
plans are more nearly perfected. They
have every confidence in his ability to
look out for tho interests Of bis COMPANY
and do not believe that -helwill do any.
thing to jeopardize the commercial inter
es!g OF Baltimore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
No Danger OF q Panic.

WASHING TON, D.. O., March ll.-In a
conversation with an Associated Press re-
porter tonight as to the possibility Of q
financial panic resulting from the accumu.
lation Of the surplus in the Treasury alter
the payable bonds are called Treasurer Jor-
dan said he saw nothing in the present
situation which was at all likely to cause
panic. There was nothing in the situs.
ton to excite such fesrs. Should panic
occur Mr.. Jordan said the government
had full power to 60 into the market and
buy bonds in order to relieve the financial
market. Although be could not, OF course,
speak for the administration, Of which ho
would soon cease to a member, he had no
reason to suppose the Treasury would
not be applied ss it had been with SUCCESS
on other occasions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
BLAMED ON TIE POPE.
Tho Recent Condemnation OF X. OF L, in
Canada Emunatcd From Rome. .s- il,

The Recent Condemnation OF X. OF l.. In
Canada Eliminated From Rome, 3, "
MONTREAL, March 1.-THE following
from L'Electeur is believed to hayo been
inspired from the Cardinals palace 10
pave the way for back down on the mart
OF his eminencs OF Qaebsc: "Cardinai
Gibbons, who went to Rome at the sans
time as Cardinal Taschereau, has made to
hio Holiness q report favorable 10 the or
ganlzation Of the Knightsof Labor as con.
eti!uted in the United States. Some NAV
think that there is divergence Of opinion
on the subject between the two cardinals,
This ls a wrong impression. It is MOI
Cardinal Taschereau himself who con-
demued the leaeueof the Knights Of L..
Dor, When 1t Was established In Quebec,
bis Eminence forwarded to the Sacred
Propaganda at Rome the rules and pro-
gramms OF the new society, and in a pas.
toral letter which he addressed his clergy
On the same subject, he confined himsslf
to communicating 10 his flock the instrnc-
tions received from Rome. We have It on
good authority that there Is no diyerpency
Of opinion whatever between the two
American Cardinals relative to the orlho.
doxy Of the Society OF the knights OF La.
bor. The question is at this moment sub.
mittad to bis Holiness, and whatever may
be the decision, which seems likely to be
favorable to the knighta, 1t will be accept
ed with gubmissiyeness by the faithful OF
1 THH p O.. Boo d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
Retaliation Policy.

OTTAWA, oST., March 1.-The Daddick
(Cape Breton) Recorder, published in one
ol the largest fishing districts in the mari.
time provinces, says editorially of the
fishery troubles that if, by the Retaliation
bill passed by Congress, trade with the
United States should be cut Oft, the result
would be DISASTROUS to the maritime prov.
inces, and argues that United States fish.
ermen ought to be allowed to buy bait in
provincial ports, aud that fish, when
caught, nhould bo on the same footing as
any other class Of goods. 1t is not proper
to violate plain commercial right to in.
duce the United States to change its policy
from protection to free trade.
The Recorder adds: "Tho principls ia
wrong. Let the fishery rights be defined
and deal with the policy Of free goods af.
terward. Why not .pus an export duty
on Ice, bait and fishing supplies? There
might be some zeaeon in this policy, but
the non'intercourse policy 10 only I'll for
barbarisns." 80, - :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
\ THE STATE OF TRADE.



New Yonk, March 11.-R. g. Dun q
90. in their weekly review Of trade say;
The past week has been one Of great OK.
element among railway and grain opera.
tors. There has been what may be called
liars. tho market iluctuatlng wildly with
latly contradictory statements sent out
every day. Cotton was also active, nd.
vanctng a quarter. Coffee close5 "a
It began, as does oil, with sslcu
Of 100000 barrels. Provisions and
cattlo are stronger. Wool was weak
comblngs as well as fine WOO! yielding ia
a reduced demand. In all markets for
securities the groat bargain for the control
Of the Baltimore and Ohio absorbs olten.
ton. From conflicting reports there
emerges q suspicion that the transaction
pending Ia In the nature OF a contract for
running arrangements, and not for actual
sale, having for its chief purpose the
evasion Of the Interstate Commsrce act.
A completed bargain Of tho kind reported
would lit prices and create a demand for
come important stocks. a'ET I~IT'
Vuedt htelu6u " % ''COrnered" at Chi.
cago early in the week. An Immense
combination which is esid to hold over
100000 bushels ssemed to be selling ont
Thursday. War rumors were employed
as usual, but with little effect, The ex-
ports for the previous week, equal 3,4S7,.
l56 bushels Of wheat from the chief At
lantic ports, but the purchases for export.
o very different matter, have been small
since the price advanced. With more
than 00,000,000 bushels in the country In
excess OF all home needs for tho crop year
the chances Of a successful corner are not
tlsttering. Tho sales reached G5 600 009
bushels when the price rose about 2 cents
ior the week. These towering epecnla-
tions with the prevailing real estate deal
come at bad time. le't'.~- -
The iron market has weaker look.
The weakness in wool and woolens con.
tinues, but cotton and cotton goods ro.
min strong. Some failures oi copeo.
quence in the clothing, boot and shoe and
carpet trades indicate unsatisfactory con-
ditions, but the demand for boots and
shoes and for leather at Boston is reported
improving. g 5,.T = - -
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MORE STRlKENS
JON the New York, Pennsylvania l. Ohio
| Hallrond 9Ien. y. ~ .1

JOIN the New York, Pennsylvanla L. ohio
- Railroad Men. ~ s'7
YOUNGSTOWN, O., March 1l.-No move.
ment has been made to-day by either the
New York, Pennsylvania 4 Ohio or the
Pennsylvania Company 10 start freight
trains in their yards, though it was re-
ported that each company would have q
large force on hand to take the places Of
the striking yardmen.
All the leading Mogul engines belonging
to the New YORK, Lake Erie & Western in
ise on the Mahoning division and main
line OF the New York, Pennsylyepia &
ONO have baen ordered home, and are
being sent east as rapidly as possible. in.
dicating that the Erie will probably sur.
render it's lease of the New York, Penn.
sy!vania & Ohio, as 1t is known that Pres.
ldent Adams and other officials are now
in New York having q conferences with
the Erie oiliciala. 13'
The train on the Sharon branch. run
yesterday by officials, was abandoned to-
day. Road trains on the Pennsylvania
are running, the yard men making no
objections. Nothing has yet been heard
from the committee Of Locomotive EnQi-
neess Of the New York, Pennsylvania 4;
OHIO sent 10 interview the Erie officials.
The road brskemen on tho Mahoning
division running through freight trains
from hero to Cleveland, struck this morn
ing and joined the yard men, the last
through freight leaving hero at 10 o'clock,
This closes freight traffic between Youngs-
town aud Cleveland over the New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio road. -IIlaa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12

How tho Students NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ant T,r
WV ner's Course Approved, T. !.
TO The Editor Of he nttlliotncer. t..'
sIR:-Last night I tolegrsphed that four
students werc suspended by the faculty
ior cheating in examinations. The ex.
cltement over the affair was intense, and
groups OF studenta were to be seen on
every corner diaclssing tho situation and
Specializing ss to the outcome. In front
Of the Commercial Hotel, whore the preai.
dent has rooms, the street was crowded
with students and town people eager to
learn the action Of tho faculty. MANY
Wild rumors were alloat as to charges
against the boys 80 suddenly summoned
to attend "facultv meeting" but those on
the inside knew the only charge was that
OF "monkeying." Tho word "monkey". .is
milder term than cheating and 10 more
commonly applied to pocket edition Of
answers 30 arranged as to be easily man.
ipulatcd.
This morning ea tho faculty made thor
appearance moat disorderly scene took
place in the chapel. Hieaes rent the air
tor several minutes and continued until
every memb r Of the faculty was seated
and devotional exercises commenced.
Alter the exercises President Turner
said ne had hoped his previous warning
would be sufficient, but hope had re-
suited In disappointment. Il Is, he said,
hard thing to dismiss student from
school, and disgrace to send him awav
upon the charge OF cheating, but it be-.
comes my painful duty to announce tho
suspension from the University and tho
discharge from the Cadet Corps Of George
I. Robinson, Captain Company B; ]. D,
Coke. First Lieutenant Company B; W.
j. White, First Lieutenant Company a,
and +. 9. Getzendauer, OF Company a.
The announcement was received with
disapproval by the students and confusion
reigned supreme for short period Of
limo. The .perverse streak OF human
nature exhibited itself, and the action Of
the students is to be deprecated. 3,71
President Turner then, US upon all occa-
sions, proved himself equal TO the emer-
gency, and in an eloquent address ap.
pealed to the manly nature of the stu
dents. The exhibition ia disgrace, he
said, to every man who opened his mouth
in disapprobation. The spirit that ami.
mated it is the came spirit that animated
the miserable Anarchists and Socialists of
Chicago. You put yourself on a level
with tnose shsmeful wretches. The &C.
ton OF tho Faculty ought to be applauded
instead Of hisaed. Self.respect and hon.
eaty shonld cause you to frown upon this
thing. This exhibition will not influence
mo, but animate me to push the investi-
CATION: l am here to do my duty as l
know II, ana l propose to do it without
fear or favor. e, -
President Turner is in the right, and will
be on the winning sido. His every act ia
that Of a gentleman, and his inyestipa-
tIons timely. 1t is noticeable fact thst
the School OF Ancient Languages, and its
Professor, are coming into bad repute as
the Investigations proceed. In fact, here
is whsre they learn to be adopts in the art.
caused by hie unjust system oi grading.
Morganto,sn, March 8. il.